eg
-Gardyne St, top of Pacific St, BRONTE (dividing wall center Gardyne St
-Retaining wall to footpath reserve, west side Gardyne, nr top Pacific St.
-Nelson Avenue around the corner into Bronte Rd, BRONTE
-Walaroi Crescent, TAMARAMA
Sandstone Fences and Garages Generally*
eg
-Garage & intact sandstone fence to house on Upper Gardyne cnr Macpherson St continuing past units just down the hill in Gardyne St (73-77 Gardyne St, BRONTE) There is a rubber tree growing inside this property on the Macpherson Street fence line and the sandstone fence is bowing outwards. There is another on the nature strip. Both need to be URGENTLY removed.
-Sandstone wall cnr Calga Ave & Trafalgar St, BRONTE opp Cemetery
-Sandstone fences St Thomas St, (N side Macpherson St)
-Sandstone walls & garages upper side Gardyne St, BRONTE (these need protection desperately as still are many intact but are being incrementally lost with each DA)
***the potential listing of all these sandstone elements should be notified to planning, building and works staff through Bill Gawne so that they can negotiate for their retention as of now.)
Sandstone kerb & guttering*
eg
-around Waverley Cemetery on Trafalgar St, BRONTE
(*there could be a general audit of sandstone walls, fences and garages throughout the municipality, or could be a general LEP protection of any of these sorts of items.)
The sandstone �street works� including fences, walls around private property, garages, street retaining walls and dividing walls, as well as kerb and guttering are an important part of the character of the area and evidence of local quarrying.
House 10 Tipper Ave, BRONTE Between the Wars(1920s) intact except for roof cladding.
House 9 Tipper Ave, BRONTE Between the Wars(1920s)
House 43 St Thomas St, BRONTE Between the Wars(1940s) Face brick with brick detailing
House 59 St Thomas St, BRONTE Victorian. Ashlar coarsed, Sandstone base
House 12 Trafalgar St, BRONTE(may have been demolished) Intact 1920s timber shingled cottage & timber shingled garage. Shaped rafters.
Conservation Area?
3,5,7 and 4,6,8 Collingwood St, BRONTE (upper cul-de-sac)
Interwar Precinct (1920s-1930s) of brick cottages with one earlier (c1910) timber cottage (No 8). 4 & 6 most intact. Controls would assist management.
Conservation Area?
Chesterfield Avenue, BRONTE
Victorian terraces, villas, Inter-War houses. Many not intact but the street demonstrates variety and evolution as a largely Victorian and Interwar mix. This may be due to sub-division and later infill development- the history needs investigating. Demonstrates the significant periods of development in the Bronte area. Street tree planting is currently protected but gardens- the landscape setting of the house should have some protection.
House 10A Arden St, BRONTE Victorian villa, recently restored. Roof cladding not original.
House 1 Albert Lane, BRONTE (between Yanko Ave & St Thomas St) (not Albert Street as listed in current Heritage Schedule). Timber Federation cottage.
Conservation Area? Lugar St, BRONTE Victorian terraces, Inter-War houses. Many not intact but the street demonstrates variety and evolution as a largely Victorian and Interwar mix. As for Chesterfield, this may be due to sub-division and later infill development- the history needs investigating. Demonstrates the significant periods of development in the Bronte area. Sections of the street could be considered for a Conservation Area, and/or some individual heritage items eg no 28 Lugar.
Conservation Area could encompass most of Lugar Street but should include at least from the before the bend in Lugar St up to Macpherson St intersection. Should include nos 43,35,33,27,23,17,13,11,9 and 32,22,20,18,16,6,4 & 2.
All original sandstone fences and brick fences should be protected.
Conservation Area: Commercial Centre Macpherson St/Lugar St
List as additional Heritage Items in the commercial center (50-54 Macpherson St and 62 Macpherson St are already listed):
Commercial Building �Lucas Butcher� 48 Macpherson St, BRONTE (Cnr Lugar St) including intact shopfronts 1910 Commercial building Verandah could be restored in future- have image of
Commercial & residential Building 56-60 Macpherson St, BRONTE, including �Cleverley Flats� Between the Wars face brickwork building with intact shopfronts (paint could be removed from tiles). Pair of shingled projecting window sets.
Garage 62 Macpherson St, BRONTE Rare example in area of early intact garage workshop.
Commercial Centre Macpherson St/St Thomas Street:
Commercial Building �Brays Building� 145 &145A-D Macpherson St, ie145,145A,145B,145C, 145D Macpherson St, BRONTE including intact shopfronts to Nos145, 145A, 145B, 145C 1937 Commercial building (Nos145, 145A, 145B, 145C have intact shopfronts below awning) (The numbering of the shops is unusual) It is unusual to have a row of intact interwar shopfronts like this and the building is a fine example. (Heritage Item)
Commercial Building �Maria� 141 & 143 Macpherson St, BRONTE 1925 Commercial building (Either Heritage Item or included in a Character Area)
Commercial Building 139 Macpherson St, BRONTE 1919 Commercial building. (Either Heritage Item or included in a Character Area)
Commercial building 129 & 131 Macpherson St, BRONTE Victorian. (Either Heritage Item or included in a Character Area)
Commercial building 118 Macpherson St, BRONTE Between the Wars Commercial building; intact, fine detailing; intact shopfronts, fine leadlight highlight windows, tessellated tile entrance. This is a good and intact example. (Heritage Item)
Bronte Beach Commercial Centre & adjoining buildings: heritage items
Shopfront below awning �Bogey Hole� Caf�, 473 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Intact shopfront below awning & early signwriting �Cadbury�s Cocoa� & �Bourneville Chocolate� on western most highlight windows. (Below awning shopfront: part building heritage Item)
Commercial & residential 479-491 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Face brick 1930-40s building, projecting cement rendered & detailed balconies. Mostly intact. Fine shopfronts, leadlight highlight windows, intact tiled �Grace Court� entrance. (The whole building is an intact enough interwar building to warrant listing as a heritage item. If this is not possible, at least the below awning shopfronts to 477, 485, 487, 489 as well as the entrance to �Grace Court� should be listed as heritage items ie part building)
Units �Lorne� 493 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Face brick c1940s block of units. Fine brickwork detailing. (Either Heritage Item or included in �Character Area.�)
Units 495 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Face brick c1940s block of units. Fine brickwork detailing. (Either Heritage Item or included in �Character Area.�)
The whole Commercial Strip including flat buildings either end should be designated as a �Character Area� ie 459-495 Bronte Road, BRONTE.
Houses 26-30 Evans St, BRONTE 3 Victorian terraces in a row
Houses 32-44 Evans St, BRONTE Victorian houses
Houses 40 & 42 Brae St, BRONTE Pair of intact Post Federation face brick semi-detached houses. (This could be managed as a row of Heritage Items, otherwise a Conservation Area could be established to also include properties on the eastern side of Evans St ie 26-44 Evans St and 29-15 Evans Street.)
Flats 5,7&9 Brae St, BRONTE 3 blocks of Inter-War Flats in line. Cohesive scale, streetscape and interesting brick detailing. Intact. (should not be rendered as is the currrent fashion)
Houses 6-24 Brae St, BRONTE Single storey workers cottages. Have suffered from bad management & intrusive work, but are still significant in this area-not many examples of rows of humble houses listed. Could be properly managed by listing as Conservation Area or heritage items to encourage appropriate work to reconstruct & restore original details.
House 333 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Late Federation villa? shingles to gable end, tuck-pointed brick, slate roof with terracotta ridge ornament. Landscape setting.
House 335 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Villa, ashlar coursing to render, slate roof, Victorian chimneys. Post Fed verandah. Landscape setting.
Houses 343 & 345 Bronte Rd, BRONTE �Dellcotta�. Pair of Victorian terraces
House 353 Bronte Rd, BRONTE on cnr Lugar St Californian bungalow
House 355 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Victorian villa
Houses 352-358 Bronte Rd, BRONTE California Bungalows 1920-30s mostly intact face brick bungalows with intact brick fences. Conservation Area or listing would allow management and restoration of the one altered fa�ade in the group.
Houses 456, 460 Bronte Rd, BRONTE Pair of Post-Federation semis. Needs protection to properly manage change?
Houses 1-19, 16-32 Brown St, BRONTE Conservation Area
Units 21 & 23 Brown St and 31, 33, 37 Blandford Ave, 1-17, 2,6,10A Palmerston Ave &37 Dickson St, BRONTE Area of Inter-War flats. Good detailing. Great group. Intact. Conservation Area. (See Map enclosed.)21 & 23 Brown St are c1930s white painted roughcast with unpainted brick detailing to corner & window surrounds.31 & 33 Blandford are Inter-War block with unpainted brickwork, brick detailing.10A Palmerston Ave 1930s �Moderne� flats.37 Dickson liver brick Inter-War intact block with contrast brick detailing.
Houses 115, 117 Henrietta St, BRONTE Pair of Victorian 2 storey houses. Heritage Item.
Houses 107- 117 Henrietta St, BRONTE Row of large Victorian dwellingsHeritage Item.
Area Victoria Street, CHARING CROSS From Bronte Road downhill to Henrietta St on both sides. Conservation Area.
Area Bronte Rd, CHARING CROSS Charing Cross Commercial strip: Conservation AreaVictorian Shops 191-199 Bronte Rd (Listed already)Charing Cross Hotel245-277 Bronte Rd are already listed. Extend Heritage Item listing for 279-283 Bronte Rd or consider as part of a wider Conservation Area.
Houses 14-20 Leichhardt St, BRONTE (north-east corner) Queen Anne style pair of houses containing 2 semis each. One is painted. Where previously this may have meant that the group were not intact enough to list, modern paint strippers allow non-damaging removal of paint & allow easy restoration.
Commercial�Brush� 22 Leichhardt St, BRONTE
Landscape elements Tamarama Reserve, Tamarama Marine Drive, TAMARAMA Path down from Tamarama Marine Drive into the park has wonderful 1920s-30s �toothed� sandstone edging (Depression �susso� work?) and sandstone retaining wall below the road level. The sandstone elements (and whole Park) should have heritage protection.
Landscape elements Path and steps up the southern hillside to houses, Tamarama Marine Drive, and up to Thompson St between 21 & 23 Thompson St, TAMARAMA. 1920s-30s �toothed� sandstone edging and narrow path. These are vulverable works that are easily lost. Probably also depression works. Leads down to toothed path down from Tamarama Marine Drive into the park.
Natural elements Sandstone outcrop at end of Thompson St, TAMARAMA.
Natural elements Sandstone outcrop cnr Thompson St & Ashley St, TAMARAMA. This area needs a name-needs ownership to show care and stop dumping happening here. What are its historical associations? Does it have a name? Local knowledge.
Commercial buildings �Symblist�s� Building, 32-32F Fletcher St, TAMARAMA 1930s Moderne style building. Needs a coat of paint.
Commercial Building Bondi Road, cnr Watson Street, BONDI Whole building containing Fruitshop-great Inter-War building
Club Waverley Bowling Club, 1 Birrell St, BONDI Moderne style, great interior as well as honour boards.
Commercial buildings NW corner Bronte Rd cnr Birrell St, Bondi Jnc Federation shops. Great verandahs. Already demolished.